"anthimeria" meaning in English

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          "text": "Not only is \"I googled that hottie\" great publicity for the company, but it's fresh and funny and an excellent example of how anthimeria gives English an invigorating slap upside the head.",
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          "text": "Consider some other examples of anthimeria using slightly different types of words in the noun slot: Crystal's slogans \"Full of Wow\" and \"Full of Yum,\" and the popular use of fail as a noun, as in \"an epic fail\" or \"buckets of fail.\"",
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          "word": "詞類活用"
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